The 2026 FIFA ASEAN Cup is an international football tournament held in Indonesia and Hong Kong from 24 September to 5 October 2026.structure. The 14 national teams involved in the tournament are required to register a squad of 23 players, including three goalkeepers, selected from an initial provisional list of 35 players. Only players in these squads are eligible to take part in the tournament.
The position listed for each player is per the official squad list published by FIFA. The age listed for each player is on 24 September 2026, the first day of the tournament. The numbers of caps and goals listed for each player do not include any matches played after the start of the tournament. The club listed is the club for which the player last played a competitive match prior to the tournament. The nationality for each club reflects the national association (not the league) to which the club is affiliated. A flag is included for coaches who are of a different nationality than their own national team.
FIFA ASEAN Cup (Division 1) Group A Bangladesh Bangladesh announced their final squad on 18 September.
Head coach: Thomas Dooley
Indonesia Indonesia announced their final squad on 18 September. Dony Tri Pamungkas withdrew injured and was replaced by Shayne Pattynama on 20 September. Rizky Eka Pratama replaced Yakob Sayuri on 22 September.
Head coach: John Herdman
Malaysia Malaysia announced their final squad on 17 September. Ezequiel Agüero, Romel Morales and Faris Danish withdrew injured and were replaced by Syahir Bashah, Paulo Josué and Harith Haiqal on 22 September.
Head coach: Tan Cheng Hoe
Singapore Singapore announced their final squad on 18 September.
Head coach: Gavin Lee
Group B Pakistan Pakistan announced their final squad on 19 September 2026.
Head coach: Nolberto Solano
Philippines Philippines announced their final squad on 18 September.
Head coach: Carles Cuadrat
Thailand Thailand announced their final squad on 14 September. Jonathan Khemdee withdrew injured and was replaced by Peerawat Akkratum on 22 September.
Head coach: Anthony Hudson
Vietnam Vietnam announced their final squad on 18 September. Nguyễn Thành Chung withdrew injured and was replaced by Ngô Đăng Khoa on 19 September. Nguyễn Quang Hải withdrew injured and was replaced by Võ Hoàng Minh Khoa on 22 September.
Head coach: Kim Sang-sik
FIFA ASEAN Challenge Cup (Division 2) Group A Brunei Brunei announced their final squad on 18 September. Prior to the start of the tournament, Amirul Aizad Zaidi and Faturrahman Embran were replaced by Hadif Aiman Adanan and Azhari Yusra.
Head coach: Ali Mustafa
Hong Kong Hong Kong announced their final squad on 18 September.
Head coach: Roberto Losada
Laos Laos announced their final squad on 18 September.
Head coach: Vladica Grujic
Group B Cambodia Cambodia announced their final squad on 18 September. Mon Rado and Taing Bunchhai withdrew injured and was replaced by Ouk Sovann and Choun Chanchav on 22 September.
Head coach: Koji Gyotoku
Myanmar Myanmar announced their final squad on 21 September.
Head coach: Jørn Andersen
Timor-Leste Timor-Leste announced their final squad on 10 September. Freteliano, Paulo Gusmão, and Natalino da Costa replaced Zenivio, Santiago da Costa, and Gali Freitas on 24 September.
Head coach: Zé Pedro
Statistics Note: Only the final squad list of each national team is taken into consideration.
Age Outfield players Oldest: Paulo Josué () () Youngest: Bounthasak Chandala () ()
Goalkeepers Oldest: Ridhuan Barudin () () Youngest: Xaysomphong Thipphavong () ()
Captains Oldest: Jamal Bhuyan () () Youngest: Abdullah Iqbal () ()
Coaches Oldest: Thomas Dooley () () Youngest: Gavin Lee () ()
Player representation by country confederation Confederation Players Percentage AFC 274 % UEFA 42 % CONCACAF 4 % OFC 1 %
Player representation by league system Nation in bold are represented at the tournament.
Country Players Percentage Outsidenationalsquad Lower tier players Malaysia 36 % 17 0 Thailand 26 % 6 0 Cambodia 24 % 1 0 Vietnam 24 % 1 1 Singapore 21 % 0 0 Laos 20 % 0 1 Myanmar 20 % 0 0 Bangladesh 19 % 3 0 Brunei 15 % 0 0 Hong Kong 14 % 0 0 Indonesia 13 % 2 0 Timor-Leste 12 % 0 0 China 9 % 9 1 Pakistan 7 % 0 3 England 6 % 6 5 Germany 6 % 6 4 Australia 5 % 5 3 Netherlands 5 % 5 0 Portugal 4 % 4 4 United States 4 % 4 3 Bhutan 3 % 3 0 Denmark 3 % 3 3 Italy 3 % 3 3 Japan 3 % 3 2 Sweden 3 % 3 2 Azerbaijan 2 % 2 0 Croatia 2 % 2 1 Spain 2 % 2 1 Belgium 1 % 1 0 Cyprus 1 % 1 0 France 1 % 1 0 Maldives 1 % 1 0 Malta 1 % 1 1 New Zealand 1 % 1 0 Northern Ireland 1 % 1 0 Norway 1 % 1 0 Philippines 1 % 0 0 United Arab Emirates 1 % 1 1 Free agent 1 % — — Total 322 100% 99 (%) 39 (%)
Average age of squads
Coaches representation by country Coaches in bold represented their own country.
NumberCountryCoaches2John Herdman (Indonesia) Anthony Hudson (Thailand)1Ali MustafaKoji Gyotoku (Cambodia)Roberto LosadaTan Cheng HoeJørn Andersen (Myanmar) Nolberto Solano (Pakistan) Zé Pedro (Timor Leste) Gavin LeeVladica Grujic (Laos) Kim Sang-sik (Vietnam)Carles Cuadrat (Philippines)Thomas Dooley (Bangladesh)
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References
External links Tournament home at FIFA